Liturgical Movement

Target entity: Liturgical Movement
Context triple: [Solesmes Abbey, associatedWithMovement, Liturgical Movement]

• A. Ecclesiological movement
  The Ecclesiological movement was a 19th-century Anglican reform movement that promoted medieval Gothic church architecture and liturgical correctness as expressions of proper Christian worship.
• B. Holiness movement
  The Holiness movement is a Christian revival tradition that emphasizes personal sanctification, holy living, and a post-conversion experience of entire sanctification or Christian perfection.
• C. Lutheran liturgical renewal movements
  Lutheran liturgical renewal movements are 20th-century efforts within Lutheranism to recover and revitalize historic, sacramental, and liturgically rich worship practices rooted in the early church and the Reformation.
• D. Anglican devotional revival
  The Anglican devotional revival was a 17th-century movement within the Church of England that emphasized disciplined prayer, communal piety, and a quasi-monastic spiritual life, exemplified by Nicholas Ferrar’s community at Little Gidding.
• E. Servants of God movement
  The Servants of God movement was a non-violent, Islamic-based Pashtun reform and independence movement in British India, led by Abdul Ghaffar Khan and closely allied with the Indian National Congress.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Liturgical Movement
Target entity description: The Liturgical Movement was a 19th–20th century Roman Catholic reform effort that sought to renew and deepen participation in the Church’s liturgy through scholarship, pastoral practice, and restoration of traditional rites and chant.

• A. Ecclesiological movement
  The Ecclesiological movement was a 19th-century Anglican reform movement that promoted medieval Gothic church architecture and liturgical correctness as expressions of proper Christian worship.
• B. Holiness movement
  The Holiness movement is a Christian revival tradition that emphasizes personal sanctification, holy living, and a post-conversion experience of entire sanctification or Christian perfection.
• C. Lutheran liturgical renewal movements
  Lutheran liturgical renewal movements are 20th-century efforts within Lutheranism to recover and revitalize historic, sacramental, and liturgically rich worship practices rooted in the early church and the Reformation.
• D. Anglican devotional revival
  The Anglican devotional revival was a 17th-century movement within the Church of England that emphasized disciplined prayer, communal piety, and a quasi-monastic spiritual life, exemplified by Nicholas Ferrar’s community at Little Gidding.
• E. Servants of God movement
  The Servants of God movement was a non-violent, Islamic-based Pashtun reform and independence movement in British India, led by Abdul Ghaffar Khan and closely allied with the Indian National Congress.
• F. None of above. chosen